Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-28

| West. Madison Heath from Michigan
is stopping for few days with his sister,
Mrs. w. H. GIiswold. 49,. George Lamp
Tough has returned from Boston George
| II. Whitcomb has sOn.....Last Satur-
days market was as follows: Butter, %
cents per pound eggs, 20 cents per dozen.
vergennes.
Thomas Mack is manufacturing cider
! at the rate of p barrels a day.....The
! funeral of Mrs. W. II. Parker at ST. PAUL.
church Monday morning was largely at
| tended. The sheaf of wheat, crowned
with flowers, the floral cross on the casKet,
all were in excellent taste. Pan bearers,
| Capt. G. f. Parker, Willie Horton, Charlie,
! Walker and John Nurton.......B Hon j.
! w. Barnes lost Il good family horse by
death Saturday
The Curtain Roll company are buidin.
a wheel protector over their wheel near
the ruins of the late fire......The steeple
of the Baptist church is l05 feet highu...
| Monday evening the Chinese students
will appear here under the auspices of the
Methodist church. 40. f. lockwood
~ Co., of Bristol do the stating OF the
Baptist steeple. Public sympathy i
manifested for one Anthony jerome, d
poor fisherman, who has been sent to the
! Work House for 800 days for catching
IA few bull puut with drop line. 80. II is
reported tina, Ora Hoyt will establish a
photograph gallery in town. Mrs. w
L. L 4, -
year OF her age, and the funeral will be
be held Monday at II Il, m. at st. Pau's
| church.
About 80 hands are employed by the
| curtain roll company, aud overwork is
the rule. superintendent 5. A. Tuttle
says, it requires 10 hours a day and hard
work to fill orders. 900. Miss Iana Clark
youngest daughter of the late Human
| Clark of Addison, was united in marriage
| Wednesday, Oct. 10, with DR.. Sheffield
of Eastern New York. .....A dog belong
ing to Mrs. White of Burlington, died of
Il broken heart Tuesday morning, on be-
ing made to understand that his mistress
was about to leave him. Mrs. White took
the cars at North Ferrisburgh with her
two brothers for Pasadena, Cal. The dog
went around and smelled of the various
packages of goods ready for shipment,
and when ne fully realized that he could
not go, he went out, laid down, and died
$50. Mr.. Charles Dorr and his sister
Mary, children of Mr.. Henry Dorr,
of Charlotte, have gone TO Califor-
nia...........A heavy white ost
covered everything Thursday morning,
and ice formed in many places The
earth is so dry that plowlng is difficult.
aud the plows are getting rusty waiting
for rain
w. r. Dalrymple is threatened with
fever. 49,. Mrs. f. e.. Smith has returned
from her visit to friends in Bakersfield.
.... The canal boat La Mountain, with
iron for the nail factory, and coal for j. :.
Hickok, has discharged, and loads with
scrap iron and curtain rolls for her re.
turn trlp..... Mr. Jerome, band leader,
will occupy the rooms III the FOrtier BLOCK
vacated by r. Fortier..... Walter g.
Sprague of Rutland is visiting friends in
town.. Ramah Fortier and family
leave Nergennes this week for Rhode Is
land. Mrs. J. q. Hindes, who has been
seriously Ill, is improving. .... Rev. Mr
Pllsbnry of Bristol, y. H., preached in
The Congregational church, Sunday......
Rev. NJ Z. Wicker of Charlotte, was call
ing on Old friends, here Monday ..Jud-
son Wickus, formerly with Murphy n
Co., has gone into a druf store in North
Adams, Mass. The Catholic festival
opened at the parOchlal school Monday
evening with au entertainment by the
children and repeated Tuesday evening
Wednesday evening, music 10y home tai
ent; Thursday evening, grand concert by
Miss Cessier of Montreal, the Dominion
prlma donna, Miss Paradis of Montreal,
Misses +. aud V, Poquet of St. Albaus.
supported by home talent, to be repeated
Friday evening and to close with draw
ing OF the many valuable articles. Ad-
mission 10 cents. .....Jhe entertainment
by the Chinese students at the Methodist
church Monday evening drew a full house
Mr.. +. IL. Daniels is making some
changes and Improvements in Mrs.
w heller residence The nrornntpoco
with which fine lo.s of smith ana XIX
am bv fire was p5id nv T : Hickok a+ent
of the Mutual is he snhiact Of ,,1Tn'
favorable comment Resiients on H.
street IN the vicinitv nf rho nine, ,'ittn
know what reckless blastino eigniH tS ~ ~
lanes BAKER of Addison Inet a vainat,i:
young horse. last week Nv a tstrI"
Mrs. {, 4 3onth and dangbter re,,ha,i
Fort Laramie Wvomin1 TERRITORY ssfaiT
The marriage of Mis- RaiIe iiI' MI. - ~
Addison. Tuesday evening to nr II II
Townsend of BridDort Vas lnrgaIv ~
tended NV friends trpm 'veroan, 40" NJ a.
dleburv. Rridnort ard Crown pnint D.,
Mir. Ogden ofIiriAtrd The waddint, r,,aro,,
was playrd by Mrs + + TavIor '''' IN bn
presents were numarout o,d a tS ,ol, ne
The happv nair Ieft for GroT "PPp5oprt"Sg'
Y after the ceremonv Tho "nilat Tom'; . ~.
fine Imnroyenenis ara heinlr WA ,oii "H f,
the carpenters on the 1weliinn IF N.Y. Mre ~
p Wheeler evening VI -di9 L.
,r,d,no,
, Town Clerk Milton \. Brooks and his
Drlde nave returned from their wedding
"TRIP 10 Montreal. Levi c. Sturtevant
OF Weybrldge was in town Tuesday even
ing and while here he lost pocket book